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Pilot Fatal Crash! The Pilot's SIMPLE Mistakes Got His Family Killed, New Discoveries... === #fligdebrief #plaincrash #planecrash #aviation === Pilot Fatal Crash! The Pilot's SIMPLE Mistakes Got His Family Killed, New Discoveries... It started as a simple flight—a routine leg home after a family holiday. But by the time the aircraft vanished from radar, five lives were already lost. What went wrong? Was it the weather? A mechanical failure? Or something harder to see—something that quietly accumulated before any alarm bells rang? This wasn’t a story of a reckless pilot or a catastrophic malfunction. It was a slow-motion unraveling, where each small choice stacked silently atop the last, until nothing could hold the weight. This is the tragic story of N36ML, and why it didn’t have to happen! Background Pilot Fatal Crash! The Pilot's SIMPLE Mistakes Got His Family Killed, New Discoveries... Dale Smith wasn’t an inexperienced pilot, nor was he careless. He was a 51-year-old tech entrepreneur from San Jose, California, who co-founded a successful electronics firm. Flying was more than a hobby for Dale—it was a passion and a skill he took pride in. With about 1,050 flight hours and an instrument rating under his belt, he had built a foundation of competence that most private pilots strive for. He wasn’t new to the skies. He had enough knowledge to make good decisions—and yet, the decisions he made that day would cost him and his loved ones their lives. The aircraft he flew was a Beechcraft B36TC Bonanza—sleek, powerful, and well-respected in the general aviation community. It was turbocharged, capable of high-altitude cruising, and fast. But it had a limitation that would become crucial: it wasn’t certified for flight into known icing. No de-icing boots. No TKS system. Just standard airframe and engine design, which meant that if ice began to accumulate, the aircraft’s performance—and safety—could quickly degrade. Pilot Fatal Crash! The Pilot's SIMPLE Mistakes Got His Family Killed, New Discoveries... December 1, 2013. The occasion was a family return flight after Thanksgiving. Dale was flying his Bonanza from Baker City, Oregon, back to Butte, Montana. Onboard were four passengers: his son Daniel and daughter-in-law Sheree, his daughter Amber, and her fiancé Jonathan Norton. Young. In love. Looking forward to life. A family that had just shared a holiday together, now flying across the winter skies of Idaho to return to their routines.